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vi-hasP. - hasati, to laugh loudly, burst out laughing MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to laugh at (acc., rarely gen.) Kāv. BhP. Pañcat.
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I [gə'fɔː]nome risata f. fragorosa, sguaiataII [gə'fɔː]verbo intransitivo ridere fragorosamente, sguaiatamente* * *[ɡə'fo:] 1. verb(to laugh loudly.) ridere sguaiatamente2. noun(a loud laugh.) risata sguaiata* * *guffaw /gəˈfɔ:/n.(to) guffaw /gəˈfɔ:/v. i.ridere sguaiatamente; sghignazzare.* * *I [gə'fɔː]nome risata f. fragorosa, sguaiataII [gə'fɔː]verbo intransitivo ridere fragorosamente, sguaiatamente -
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[gʌ'fɔː] 1. viśmiać się (roześmiać się perf) głośno2. n* * *[ɡə'fo:] 1. verb(to laugh loudly.) (za)rechotać2. noun(a loud laugh.) rechot -
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71 restar importancia a
• belittle• de-emphasize• decrease the emphasis on• laugh loudly• laugh on• make life difficult for oneself• make lighter• make limber• make little or no difference• minimize the importance of• pass unhindered• pass upon• play down• rest importance from• shrug off• think much of• think of -
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несовер.; без доп.
1) neigh
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несовер.; без доп.1) neigh, whinny2) вульг. (громко смеяться)give a neighing/coarse laugh; laugh loudly; hee-haw -
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[gəˈfɔː]1. verbto laugh loudly.يُقَهْقِه2. nouna loud laugh.قَهْقَهَه -
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to guffaw* * *(to laugh loudly.) guffaw
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